Service Provider
The SPRING Project
Can This Service Be Accessed Virtually / Remotely?
Yes
Service Description
The SPRING Project is designed to increase options for affordable, high-quality psychotherapy for mothers and their families experiencing prenatal or postpartum anxiety and depression. The project is an outreach initiative sponsored by the Contemporary Freudian Society, an interdisciplinary psychoanalytic member organization. The Project aims to increase links between primary care and health care providers working with new mothers so that vulnerable mothers are identified and more likely to get access to the mental health help they need. The fifty-plus network therapists participating are licensed mental health professionals with special training in the treatment of perinatal mood disorders. All providers will work on a reduced fee basis so that insurance limitations are not a concern. Contact Dr. Laura Hickok, [email protected] or Dr. Elizabeth Fritsch, [email protected] to get connected with a local provider. Contact will be made within 48 hours.
Insurance
No insurance needed
Always Free?
No
Financial Aid
Sliding Scale
Service Focus
Anxiety, Depression, Parenting, Relationship Difficulties, Stress
Research-Supported Treatments
Psychodynamic, Psychoanalytic
Age Groups Served
Adults, Young Adults
Specialized Services for Gender Groups
Women
Racial / Ethnic Groups Served
Currently Unknown
Specialized Services for LGBTQ+
Currently Unknown
Special Groups Served
Parents
Language
English
Access
Currently Unknown
Waitlist?
Yes there is a waitlist
Licensed Providers?
Yes
Eligible States
Maryland, Virginia, District of Columbia (D.C.)
Website
Phone Number
Email
Date Last Updated
05/04/21